
Tea Party Book Club!
Tea Party Book Club!
7 pm EST / 6 pm CST / 5 pm MST / 4 pm PST
1 pm EST / 12 pm CST / 11 am MST / 10 am PST
And coming next time, something really fun we’ve been working… T-SHIRTS!! More about that soon. =)
It’s January 7 — and that means it’s Release Day for book 2 in the Codebreakers series, On Wings of Devotion!
All of England thinks Major Phillip Camden a monsterāa man who
deliberately caused the deaths of his squadron. But he would have
preferred to die that day with his men rather than be recruited to the
Admiraltyās codebreaking division. The threats he receives daily are no
great surprise and, in his opinion, well deserved.
As nurse Arabelle Denler observes the so-dubbed āBlack Heart,ā she
sees something far different: a hurting man desperate for mercy. And
when their families and paths twist together unexpectedly, she realizes
she has a role to play in his healingāand some of her own to do as well.
With Camdenās court-martial looming, an old acquaintance shows up,
intent on using him in a plot that sends the codebreakers of Room 40
into a frenzy. With their fragile hopes for the future in the cross
hairs, Arabelle and Camden must hold on to hopeāand to each otherāif
they want to survive.
Tonight I’ll be going live on Facebook, chatting about the book! I’ll share some fun behind-the-scenes, read an excerpt, I’ll be giving away TWO copies to commenters, answering your questions, and more! It’ll be at 7 EST, but if you can’t make it live, don’t worry! The giveaway will be open 24 hours, and you can catch it in my video archives on Facebook or watch on my website!
Of course this month’s Tea Party Book Club is going to be focused on On Wings of Devotion! I’m offering two dates to get us started and will add more as necessary, in a later month.
Friday, January 24, 7 p.m. EST / 6 CST / 5 MST / 4 PST
Saturday, January 25, 1 p.m. EST / 12 CST / 11 a.m. MST / 10 PST
What’s a Tea Party Book Club, you may ask?
It’s pretty simple–much like a regular book club, we’ll be chatting about the book, so it’ll assume you’ve read it already. But to make it extra fun, it’s also a tea party! I send you a package with loose-leaf tea and treats, including some bookish things like page flags and a pen (so you can mark your favorite parts, of course). At the given time, we all log in to Chime (online meeting software), enjoy our tea together, and talk about the book!
You can purchase the seat and the package for $25, opt to add a signed book, and even purchase a tea party starter kit that includes your pick of a vintage cup, a personal tea pot, a homemade tea cozy, and a spoon. There’s also an option to donate to the scholarship fund–and to apply for a scholarship.
Non-US? I can’t ship you a package, but you can purchase the seat and join us to talk about the book for a reduced price!
Want to share the experience with a friend who’d join you in person? This is perfect for mother/daughter duos or reader friends! Purchase one seat normally, then the bring-a-friend option as an add-on!
Want to book a private Tea Party Book Club for your in-person book club or Library group? I’m happy to put together group rates! Just shoot me an email at roseanna@roseannawhite.com to set it up!
Spots are already filling up, so act quickly!
And now, the part you’ve probably been waiting for. š As always, I’ve put together two different giveaways–one that’s US only and one that is NON-US only.
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A Tea Party with THE Kristi Ann Hunter will be taking place on Friday, January 3rd @ 7pm ET (4pmPT)! I am so looking forward to discussing A Pursuit of Home with you! This book released on November 5th and you can order it HERE or opt in to a signed copy through the tea party.
There are only TWO seats left!!
To purchase a seat at the tea party click the image below. We will be closing orders this Friday the 20th or when the seats are filled, whichever comes first.
Happy Reading!!!
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Dreams of Savannah (tentative title–it could very well change, LOL) is pretty fun. I actually wrote it years ago upon the request of an editor, but the contract fell through for various reasons. It’s just been sitting there in my digital drawer since 2011, so when my editor at Bethany House asked if I wanted them to take a look at some of my finished-but-unpublished books, I all but shoved it at them. š And I was so incredibly pleased when they said they liked it and wanted to release it in just over a year! That’s right, this one will be coming out sometime around December 2020/January 2021 (exact date TBD)!!
The story, in a nutshell:
Cordelia Owens can weave a dream around
anything, and is well used to winning the hearts of everyone in Savannah with
her whimsy. Even when she receives word that her sweetheart has been lost
during a raid on a Yankee vessel, she clings to hope and comes up with many a
romantic tale of his eventual homecoming to reassure his mother and sister.But
Phineas Dunn finds nothing redemptive in the first horrors of war. Struggling
for months to make it home alive, he returns to Savannah injured and cynical,
and all too sure that he is not the hero Cordelia seems determined to make him.
Matters of black and white donāt seem so simple anymore to Phin, and despite
her best efforts, Deliaās smiles canāt erase all the complications in his life.War, however, doesn’t wait for the clarity of anyone’s heart. When the fort falls and the future wavers before her, Delia has to decide
whether a disillusioned hero is worth the sacrifice of all the dreams she so
long cherished.
I’m so excited to finally be bringing this story into the world! I’m sure there will be many edits and changes from that 2011 version, but I love these characters so much–I actually reread it a couple years ago as I wrote A Lady Unrivaled, to make sure that Ella, who has some similarities to Delia, isn’t too close to my romantic-adventure-writing Southern belle. And leading Phin through some huge challenges and mental changes was an adventure in itself! One that involves the help of the most unlikely of friends–an Englishman of African descent, who has a very different view of the world than anyone Phin has ever known. I used him–Luther–to bring in some of England’s abolition history, which was fun. =)